Posted by Dan Socci on Wed, Apr 25, 2012 @ 10:10 AM
VeruTEK recently announced a joint marketing agreement with SEMJET, a provider of a unique, proprietary range of mechanical technologies for improving oil field productivity. The combined technologies provide a unique opportunity to substantially increase oil well productivity using VeruJET, a chemical blend optimized for jetting. The agreement extends both companies into a newly created market; high-performance fluids for jetting and stimulation.
SEMJET evaluated a range of products to identify the optimal fluid to use with its new Multi Lateral Jetting technology. The evaluation identified VeruTEK’s VeruJET fluid as the best overall product given its ability to work with SEMJET technology to deliver increased performance via extended reach and reservoir access.
This joint marketing agreement enables SEMJET and their domestic and international licensees to use VeruJET fluids in their commercial operations. It also provides the opportunity for SEMJET to sell VeruTEK fluids to jetting companies who currently employ legacy radial jetting technologies. While SEMJET Multi Lateral Jetting is unique in providing increased access to a reservoir from any existing wellbore at a true 90° angle to the casing, all jetting implementations will benefit from the extended stimulation reach and clean flow pathways provided by VeruJET fluids.
SEMJET’s field experience with VeruJET fluids indicates that all jetting implementations can experience increased productivity from the use of VeruJET chemistries optimized for jetting. To date, more than 1,000 jetting operations have been performed globally by specialized jetting companies including SEMJET.
“The basis for these synergies is VeruJET fluids prevent sidewall damage typically seen when using water only or acids as the jetting fluid,” stated Jeff Ayers, VeruTEK VP for Solutions Development.
Dale Joseph, Senior Vice President, SEMJET International, said, “After seeing the dramatic performance improvements VeruJET fluids brought to our own jetting implementations, we realized that working together, SEMJET and VeruTEK created a compelling value proposition for the marketplace. While we would like producers to consider SEMJET Multi Lateral Jetting services, we realize many have existing jetting relationships. We are pleased to work with other jetting firms to increase the productivity of oil fields through use of SEMJET’s tools and process, of which VeruJET fluids play an important role."
We are very excited to expand the scope of our EOR business by launching our new line of VeruJET fluids. These specialty chemicals target a full range of legacy jetting technologies currently in use in the broader jetting market. SEMJET is an excellent partner and we are very pleased to team with them to serve this fast growing new market.
Posted by Janine Dinatale on Tue, Mar 20, 2012 @ 10:21 AM
Meredith Lanoue, a Project Engineer for VeruTEK Technologies sent us this update from Down-Under where she was a delegate and presenter at Ecoforum 2012, in Sydney Australia. Meredith designs, analyzes and reports on applications of VeruTEK’s patented, forefront technology, Surfactant-enhanced In Situ Chemical Oxidation (S-ISCO), and has led VeruTEK’s planning and design for its application in an upcoming remediation project in Sydney. She joined hundreds of industry experts for three days filled with outstanding keynote speakers, discussion forums with industry leaders, technology updates and even a few tours of sustainable projects going on in Sydney.
"Ecoforum is a great opportunity for us to share the amazing and exciting things that VeruTEK has been up to! VeruTEK has had a strong presence at Ecoforum over the past several years and the company’s name and reputation definitely preceded me. In the poster session, we showcased our Green-synthesized Nanoscale Iron Activator (GnA)—including it’s Green Chemistry synthesis process and its remarkable efficiency for oxidant activation. Our second poster presented our Surfactant Enhanced Product Recovery (SEPR™) technology and its recent success in remediating creosote DNAPL at an EPA Superfund Site. During the Gasworks Remediation session, I presented the New York City brownfield project on which VeruTEK’s S-ISCO chemistry and process was the key technology used to achieve a Certificate of Completion. This case study is hot off the presses! Source destruction, technology fusion – Pressure Pulse and RemMetrik (a patent-pending contamination identification and targeting process), community safety, cost effectiveness, a reduced environmental footprint and a nod from the New York State DEP—what more can you ask for? It was such a privilege to present on behalf of our treatment team—VeruTEK and Fleming Lee-Shue.
Finally, VeruTEK sponsored the ISCO Case Studies session and I not only got to play hostess to the international line-up of experts sharing their experiences and research, but also had another opportunity to talk even more about S-ISCO and our recent successes treating coal tar and chlorinated DNAPL."
Day 2 and 3
Day 2- So apparently Sydney is in the midst of a flood. The rain was deluging as we made our way to Technology Park-- the conference venue which is a repurposed locomotive depot-- so cool. A perfect day to be inside at the conference.
Without the pressure of preparing, presenting and hosting, I enjoyed being a delegate-- attending presentations, checking out the vendors' booths in the exhibition hall, helping out at our Australian partner, ERR's, booth and networking with current and potential business. I particularly enjoyed the series of presentations on LNAPL, as well as the those focusing on waste management and sustainable development. It was very exciting to connect with current and potential partners who will support our work in Australia, including suppliers of monitoring services and equipment, and chemistry. The day concluded with a delightful "Ecoforum Dinner", complete with entertainment from opera-singing waiters.
Day 3-
With the bright autumn sun beaming, I headed about an hour out of Sydney Center to visit Sydney Water Corporation's innovative & state-of-the-art waste-water treatment and cogeneration power plant. On a side note: about Sydney traffic-- it is terrible! While there don't even seem to be that many cars on the road, there must be stop lights every 50 feet- which is miserable for both pedestrians and cars. No matter what time of day, you just don't move! Which is so frustrating to me but no one here seems to be in much of a hurry....I digress....
We had a wonderful introduction to the plant, its history, the magnitude of its catchment area, and then began a tour: we descended 60 m underground to the network of tunnels where the wastewater travels, and saw a one-of-a-kind hydraulically powered turbine. We emerged to tour the sludge settling beds, and the sludge digestors which produce methane that is harvested to power operations at the plant.
Posted by Janine Dinatale on Tue, Feb 28, 2012 @ 07:56 AM
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BLOOMFIELD, CT. February 21, 2012. VeruTEK Technologies, Inc. (VTKT), a provider of patented Green Chemistry technologies for environmental remediation and enhanced oil recovery, announced today a Certificate of Completion (COC) has been issued by the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (NYSDEC) for the successful cleanup of a New York City brownfield.
The site, located along the East River in Hunters Point, Queens, NY will be redeveloped for a new branch of the Queens Public Library and a New York State Parks ranger station. VeruTEK successfully implemented its patented Surfactant-enhanced In Situ Chemical Oxidation (S-ISCO) technology at this former industrial site to remediate contamination from coal tar repurposed from Manufactured Gas Plants (MGPs) for use in the production of roofing products.
This S-ISCO remediation marks the first time a Green Chemistry solution of this kind has been used to remediate MGP-related contamination in New York City and sets a precedent for the use of innovative technologies to achieve a COC within the state’s Brownfield Cleanup Program.
S-ISCO provided a low-impact solution that benefits the health and safety of the community and environment. Specifically VeruTEK’s innovative treatment:
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Destroyed contamination in place, avoiding digging and hauling thousands of truck-loads of contaminated soil through the community while preserving the stability of the subsurface and high-rise buildings on adjacent parcels;
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Prevented surrounding businesses and residents from being exposed to dust and emissions related to large scale excavation, and also reduced soil gas contamination;
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Took place during a short time frame (five months), without disturbing the community; and
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Provided a permanent solution to site contamination, preparing the site for safe and productive reuse.
Arana Hankin, President of Queens West Development Corporation (QWDC), the New York State public authority responsible for the development of the Queens West project, said, “Issuance of a Certificate of Completion for this brownfield site is an exciting milestone in the redevelopment of Queens waterfront property. We look forward to beginning the next phase of redevelopment, construction by the City of New York of a state-of-the art public library on the site, which was cleaned up with virtually no disruption to the community.”
At this urban site, VeruTEK conducted S-ISCO injections to treat more than 50,000 pounds of coal tar contamination in the soil by destroying in-situ (in place underground) over 90% of the combined polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) and BTEX compounds, including 95% of the naphthalene. VeruTEK’s novel S-ISCO technology combines patented plant-based surfactant and co-solvent mixtures (VeruSOL) with free-radical oxidant systems to safely release (desorb) and destroy recalcitrant contaminants from the soil. VeruTEK’s S-ISCO technology destroyed the primary source of contamination, yielding a permanent solution for the site.
VeruTEK’s S-ISCO technology was selected by Fleming Lee Shue, a New York City based environmental management and consulting company which was commissioned to design and manage the cleanup effort by QWDC and a leading national developer and manager of high quality apartment communities. The S-ISCO treatment was augmented by Wavefront Technology Solutions US Inc’s (Wavefront) Primawave pressure-pulsing technology, as well as the RemMetrikSM process to quantify subsurface contamination, optimize its treatment and measure effectiveness.
Arnold Fleming, President of Fleming Lee Shue, added, “Our firm identifies and commissions innovative technologies which deliver cost effective and thorough environmental cleanup. We were very impressed with the results of VeruTEK’s S-ISCO technology implementation. Compared to full-scale excavations conducted on similar nearby sites, VeruTEK’s remedy not only reduced the project cost by over $5 million dollars but also avoided the release of dust and odor, prevented disruption to the community, and reduced the carbon footprint of the clean-up. The project was done cost effectively, completed on-time, under-budget and resulted in a Certificate of Completion.”
Dan Socci, VeruTEK’s CEO, praised the work of the combined Fleming Lee Shue and VeruTEK team that designed and implemented the S-ISCO remedy, as well as the results achieved, stating, “We are proud of the outcome of this project and had a very positive experience collaborating with Fleming Lee Shue. We look forward to repeating this project’s success and bringing a safe, effective and environmentally preferable solution to other brownfield sites, enabling their return to productive use.”
VeruTEK has successfully implemented S-ISCO at locations worldwide to treat former MGP sites, chlorinated solvents contamination—including industrial cleaning and dry cleaning chemicals, home heating oil spills, and gasoline station tank leaks. The successful destruction of MGP-related coal tar at the Hunters Point brownfield site in Queens, adjacent to the East River and in a densely developed urban setting, demonstrates the ability of S-ISCO to achieve contaminant source destruction in-situ quickly and safely for the benefit of the community and the environment.
Posted by Dan Socci on Tue, Jan 10, 2012 @ 05:55 AM
New remediation technologies make Superfund Site Cleanup cost-effective, fast, and feasible.
With the new year underway, as CEO of VeruTEK, I felt there was no better time for my inaugural blog. In addition, recent events in the field of environmental remediation, particularly brownfield clean up and development, provide further motivation for this discussion. At VeruTEK, I have the privilege of working with a talented team of professionals who developed one of the exciting new environmental cleanup chemistry technologies available in the industry today. We were very pleased with the recent announcement in New York of a U.S. Court of Appeals 5-2 decision to enforce a state Department of Environmental Conservation regulation to require environmental clean up to “pre-disposal conditions to the extent feasible.” This is in contrast to an opposing view that only “significant threats” need to be addressed.
While this court decision is a victory for communities in their efforts to require property owners to clean up toxic sites, Thomas Walsh, the lawyer for the companies, grouped under the name New York State Superfund Coalition, claimed a partial victory, saying the court left no doubt that “cost-effectiveness” should be a factor in deciding the thoroughness of cleanups.
Cost-Effective Technologies for Superfund Site Cleanup
Walsh’s reference to cost-effectiveness as a determining factor in the decision-making process opens the door for broader acceptance of new technologies in the remediation industry. As property owners are motivated, or obligated, to take more thorough cleanup action, they will be receptive to alternative technologies that are proven to be more cost effective, as well as environmentally friendly.
VeruTEK has successfully remediated multiple brownfield sites in the Northeast using its patented S-ISCO technology to achieve outstanding results in providing permanent destruction of contaminants and converting the sites to valuable development assets.
We applaud the U.S. Court of appeals decision and hope there is additional similar regulatory action to promote brownfield clean up and the expanded use of new, green remediation technologies.
Posted by Morgan Jenkins on Mon, Dec 05, 2011 @ 09:01 AM
VeruTEK® Extends Relationship with RME Environmental to Include Enhanced Oil Recovery Products, Wednesday, Nov 30, 2011
Environmental remediation and oilfield chemistry company, VeruTEK® Technologies, Inc. (VTKT), announced today that RME Environmental, a Texas-based technology implementation and consulting firm, has become a certified reseller of VeruTEK’s Enhanced Oil Recovery (EOR) product line.
“RME has worked with a number of oil producers and achieved improved productivity using VeruTEK’s EOR solutions. The VeruTEK chemistry has shown very strong results, and we look forward to expanding our visibility in the market jointly.”
RME currently is working with producers in the Gulf of Mexico region assessing VeruTEK’s EOR products for multiple oil & gas production applications including wellbore stimulation, augmented waterflood and slickwater fracturing.
VeruTEK has developed three EOR products for the oil and gas industry: VeruSOL T-500F, VeruSOL GCF, and VeruSOL SMWB1 are highly differentiated from chemical, gas and thermal processes currently used in oil recovery. These innovative EOR products were developed from VeruTEK’s patented chemical platform used to mobilize and recover heavy hydrocarbon tars for environmental remediation.
Launched in Q4 2010, VeruTEK’s EOR products have been used to significantly improve oil recovery in fields in Texas, Kansas, Montana, Louisiana and abroad, with production improvements ranging from 30% to greater than 1,000%.
RME Principal, Ken Goodman, said, “RME has worked with a number of oil producers and achieved improved productivity using VeruTEK’s EOR solutions. The VeruTEK chemistry has shown very strong results, and we look forward to expanding our visibility in the market jointly.”
Dan Socci, VeruTEK CEO, said: “Building on the success we have had in increasing oil production in initial field implementations, we are excited to expand our relationship with RME. They provide a unique understanding of EOR applications and opportunities which is essential to developing a strong EOR market for VeruTEK. RME has been successful in generating interest in VeruTEK products and processes among oil producers and, in a short period of time, has demonstrated impressive results in converting interest to field application.”
Posted by Morgan Jenkins on Tue, Aug 02, 2011 @ 11:25 AM
VeruTEK® Technologies, Inc., a leader in innovative green chemistry, recently announced the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) has granted Patent No. 7,976,241 B2 for its core platform, Surfactant-enhanced In Situ Chemical Oxidation (S-ISCO®). A field proven technology, S-ISCO has been implemented internationally on a broad range of sites during the past four years. This patent is the most recent USPO award of multiple pending patents relating to VeruTEK’s innovative time-released surfactant, oxidant, and catalyst technologies.
S-ISCO has enabled VeruTEK to create a new segment in the remediation industry. This technology delivers a more thorough solution than traditional chemical oxidation while avoiding the high cost, disruption and relocation of contaminants associated with excavation. S-ISCO is a chemical treatment process which uses biodegradable plant-based surfactants, in combination with oxidants and catalysts, to enhance contaminant destruction through oxidation. The S-ISCO process provides the unique benefit of releasing the source contaminant from the soil, making it easier to destroy.
In addition, S-ISCO technology enables improving oil well recovery by releasing heavy crude oil from the reservoir matrix and allowing it to flow toward the well. VeruTEK Enhanced Oil Recovery (EOR) applications include wellbore cleaning, near-field stimulation and augmented waterflood treatments.
The patent covers VeruTEK's S-ISCO process across several environmental cleanup applications including:
Use of surfactants and oxidants in combination for soil remediation, through simultaneous or sequential application
Application of S-ISCO chemistry in situ (injected into the subsurface)
Application of S-ISCO chemistry above ground in the process known as VeruTEK Surfactant-enhanced Ex Situ Oxidation (S-ESCO™)
Lab treatability studies involving the selection of surfactants and oxidants
Field optimization planning to develop site-specific implementation methodologies and chemistries
S-ISCO has been used to remediate sites polluted with coal tars, chlorinated solvents and a variety of petroleum products. This technology has also increased oil well productivity on multiple sites in the US. For further information, including case studies documenting successful S-ISCO remediated sites.
“At VeruTEK we utilize our core technology platform to create innovative, unique solutions which address environmental cleanup and oil production challenges, ” said, Dan Socci, Chief Executive Officer, VeruTEK. “The S-ISCO patent is the culmination of years of development effort and field experience, further extending our technology leadership”
Posted by Morgan Jenkins on Tue, Jul 26, 2011 @ 09:25 AM
VeruTEK worked jointly with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to develop and patent a Green-synthesized nano-scale Zero Valent Iron (G-nZVI) catalyst.
This innovative product dramatically improves the performance of an oxidant during VeruTEK's patented Surfactant enhanced In Situ Chemical Oxidation (S-ISCO) remedial treatments for groundwater, soil and bedrock contamination. G-nZVI can also be used with conventional ISCO treatments as a higher performance alternative to chelated iron activators.
GnZVI is differentiated by other chemical activators because it performs under a wide range of pH conditions, reacts quickly, requires no special handling or safety precautions and may be stored up to one year from time of synthesis.
During the green synthesis process iron salts are exposed to naturally reductive plant material, the resultant nanoscale particles are coated in iron oxide and plant polyphenols which confer advantageous properties. Research conducted by VeruTEK, the EPA and the University of Connecticut, published in peer reviewed journals, demonstrate the efficacy of the product and its unique chemical design.
Click here to read more about G-nZVI>>
Rate of Contaminant Destruction
Posted by Bethany McAvoy on Tue, Feb 08, 2011 @ 01:42 PM
In an era where conspicuous visual signs of large scale soil and groundwater pollution have largely been eliminated by a more self conscious industry and soil and groundwater remediation efforts, artists have taken on a new role in the environmental movement by revealing the unseen effects of industrialization and soil and groundwater contamination. They seek to inform the public by presenting what can only be seen at a distance through aerial photography or by transferring the unseen into a visual depiction through abstract art.
In the United States, legislation enacted during the environmental movement following the publication of Rachel Carson’s Silent Spring in 1962, such as the Clean Water Act and Clean Air Act, greatly reduced the visibility of pollution. While wastewater still contains harmful chemicals, oils and dyes that leave a distinctive visual mark on the environment have largely been eliminated from effluents.
Events like Cuyahoga river fire of 1969 which sparked outrage and concern for the environment are unthinkable today and the effects of pollution less apparent. While wildlife biologist, botanist and foresters remained concern over disappearing species and ecological shifts these comparatively subtle changes caused by unseen contaminants are not as effective at raising public awareness.
BP undoubtedly was conscious of the power of a striking photograph when it chose to deploy more than 1.1 gallons of dispersants in response to Deep Water Horizon spill. These dispersants quickly pushed the oil beneath the water’s surface limiting the number of striking aerial photographs of the sheen could be taken or the number of oiled ducklings likely to be found on the front page.
J. Henry Fair, whose exhibit “Abstraction of Destruction” runs through February 11 at the Gerald Peters Gallery in Manhattan, wants to make sure the devastating effects of human consumption don’t go unnoticed. His photographs, which include aerial shots from the deepwater horizon incident as well as wastewater effluent from paper mills and herbicides and fertilizers running off of factory farms, are strikingly and disturbing; "My idea is to make images that are beautiful and frightening at the same time," he told the New York Times. Rather than pinning the responsibility for pollution on cooperate boogiemen he seeks to point out the role of every consumer in contributing to the effluence; “I don't want industries to be on the defensive.” he said, “I want us all to change our behavior".
Chinese expatriate and artist, Zhang Hongtu, has taken a different approach to presenting the environmental devastation he has witnessed in China. Rivers that used to be clear and used for fishing and swimming just 50 years ago are now dyed various colors and polluted to the point of being toxic, other rivers have dried up completely. His Mountain Waters Series presented in 2009 (and profiled here in Foreign Policy Magazine; http://www.foreignpolicy.com/articles/2010/08/04/chinas_warhol_gets_dirty) are paintings which mimic the traditional style of the 12th century painter Ma Yaun which depict idyllic oceans, mountains and rivers. Hongtu imitates Ma Yaun’s lines but rather than presenting pristine blue skies and oceans shows waters dyed purple from wastewater effluents and skies turned cloudy-grey with smog. He is clear about his arts purpose; "I try to raise questions with my art -- I do not often know the answers."
Sometimes the contrast of pollution art’s beauty and the reality of the subject is hard to reconcile "There is something beautiful in the color," Zhung Hontu said describing his dyed rivers, "but there is also something wrong with the beauty".
The role this beautiful and wrong art plays in the public debate is important now that pollution in the U.S. largely exist in forms invisible to the naked eye or in places tucked away from the affluent and influential and more dirty industries are outsourced overseas. The scenes inspire a sense of awe at the power of our industrialized society to so severely distort the landscape; they continue the conversation that began at the dawn of the industrial age when William Blake first published The Tiger.
Links to more Pollution Art:
J. Henry Fair
Harpers “Visions of Excess” http://harpers.org/archive/2007/08/0081633
http://www.cnn.com/2007/WORLD/asiapcf/10/19/industrial.scars/#cnnSTCText
http://www.nytimes.com/2011/01/14/arts/design/14earth.html
http://www.nytimes.com/slideshow/2011/01/13/arts/20110114-earth-7.html
Zhang Hongtu
http://www.foreignpolicy.com/articles/2010/08/04/chinas_warhol_gets_dirty
Mary Taffe
Minnesota
http://www.treehugger.com/files/2010/02/pretty-pollution-photos-show-depths-of-minnesota-lakes-environmental-distress-slideshow.php
http://www.treehugger.com/galleries/2010/02/pretty-pollution-photos-show-depths-of-minnesota-lakes-environmental-distress.php?page=9
Jimmy Pons
http://personal.telefonica.terra.es/web/chapapoweb/chapapoweb/iniciogb.htm
Posted by Morgan Jenkins on Mon, Dec 13, 2010 @ 03:52 PM
VeruTEK is excited to be featured in part of the no cost continuing education EPA CLU-IN webinar series tomorrow to learn more and attend:
Topic:
Field scale Remediation Experience using Iron Nanoparticles and Evolving Risk-Benefit Understanding Sponsored by: U.S. EPA Technology Innovation and Field Services Division and Contaminated Land: Applications in Real Environments
Time: December 14, 2010, 10:00 AM - 12:15 PM, EST (15:00-17:15 GMT)
The webinars goal is to examine and learn from remediation projects where NZVI was utilized in field application. Topics discussed will include application, delivery, risks, regulatory buy-in and real time results. Risks and benefits of this technology will be discussed. Regulators and implementers share the webinar time followed by a question and answer session.
http://www.clu-in.org/conf/tio/nano-iron/
VeruTEK has news too! We were granted our patent for the use of green biosynthesis technique to form Green Nano Zero Valent Iron (G-nZVI)
VeruTEK Technologies®, in cooperation with the US EPA and University of Connecticut, developed a breakthrough green biosynthesis technique to form Green Nano Zero Valent Iron (G-nZVI) using natural plant extracts. VeruTEK Technologies is excited to bring to market Gn-ZVI for soil and groundwater remediation which provides safe superior performance to traditional nZVI products.
For a limited time VeruTEK is offering special introductory pricing to increase market awareness and adoption. Please submit a site survey and forward to Morgan Jenkins at mjenkins@verutek.com or call 860-242-9800 ext 311
Posted by Morgan Jenkins on Mon, Dec 13, 2010 @ 03:20 PM
VeruTEK Technologies is launching Spill Eraser oil spill treatement product just in time for a new round of EPA Regulations and inspection program.
Some Key Facts:
- 1320 gallons is measured in all containers 55 gallons and over at the site.
- The petroleum storage area and the loading and unloading areas must be protected by secondary containment.
- The SPCC requires a written plan, certified by a Registered Professional Engineer.
- The SPCC requires a designated site person responsible for the implementation of the plan.
- All personnel involved in the handling of the petroleum must be trained.
- The EPA requires documentation for weekly tank inspections, training, etc.
EPA is launching a visitation program to perform SPCC Plan audits and Site inspection.
Inspections can consist of:
- Records review
- Review of the SPCC plan and training
- Demonstration by site personnel of mitigation procedures
VeruTEK Technologies is happy to announce our newest addition to our green chemistry line up. Spill Eraser is a plant based industrial cleaner made in the USA perfect for oil spill treatement / leaks and routine facility maintance.Be sure you have the safest most effective mitigation product for your leaks/spills.
Spill Eraser consists of a plant based surfactant and hydrogen peroxide without harmful byproducts.
Cleans surfaces including soil, gravel, asphalt and concrete.
No special equipment
No digging and hauling
No hazardous chemicals
No long waiting periods
Maintenance of Spill Prone Areas
SpillEraser™ degrades oil , diesel, or gas into a microemulsion that is chemically oxidized to carbon and water. Cleaning activity continues for up to 30 days without interrupting daily facility operations.
SpillEraser™ is non-toxic, safe to handle, and can be applied through standard spray equipment. Include as part of operation and maintenance activities to keep spill prone areas from becoming liabilities. Ideal for treating access limited areas and structures. Stains and odors are removed without the use of hazardous chemicals and eliminates the need for costly digging and hauling.
Click here to watch Spill Eraser Work!
Feel free to contact Jeff Ayers at 210-215-2460 for more information or technical assistance.